Houston Roughnecks Complete 2024 UFL College Draft

DE, Eyabi Okie, Charlotte

• Led the Charlotte 49ers in both sacks and tackles for loss in his one season with the 49ers.
• A Second Team All-American Athletic Conference choice, he was the 49ers third-leading tackler with 56 takedowns.  
• Ranked fifth in the AAC with his team-high 5.5 sacks, the fourth most in a single-season by a 49er. 

S, Tra Fluellen, Middle Tennessee State

• Ranked third on the team in 2023 with 64 tackles, including 2.5 TFLs, a team-high three interceptions and three pass breakups.
• Finished his career with 323 total tackles (197 at MTSU).

OG, Kameron Stutts, Auburn

• Served as the primary starter at right guard for the Auburn Tigers across the previous two seasons.
• Played in 31 games at Auburn with 25 starts (18 at RG, 7 at LG). 
• Participant in the Tropical Bowl.

LB, Donovan Manuel, Florida International

• Closed out his FIU career as the program’s single-season leader in forced fumbles with five.
• His 121 total tackles ranked as second-highest total in CUSA and 13th nationally; the 121 stops also marked the second-highest single-season total in FIU history.

OL, Hayden Gillum, Kansas State

• Started all 13 games at center en route to All-Big 12 Honorable Mention accolades from the league’s coaches.
• Helped the Wildcats rank in the top 10 in school history in 32 game or season categories, including a school-record 30 passing touchdowns.

TE, Malcolm Epps, Pittsburgh

• Played one season at Pitt after playing three years at Texas and two at USC. 
• He played in 49 career games with 12 starts with 37 career receptions for 483 yards and seven touchdowns. 
• Former Under Armour All-American ranked as the fourth-best tight end coming out of high school.

ILB, Xavier Benson, Oklahoma State

• Started all 27 games at OSU and was among the team’s leading tacklers both years. 
• Finished the year at OSU with 65 total tackles, 37 of which were solo stops in 2023.

CB, Rayshad Williams, Texas Tech

• Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Las Vegas Raiders.
• In his senior year with the Red Raiders, he demonstrated his skill with 37 tackles, seven pass breakups, an interception and a fumble recovery.
• Over his five collegiate seasons, he was credited with 136 tackles and 26 pass defenses.

CB, Malik Dunlap, Texas Tech

• In his final season as a Red Raider, he appeared in all 13 games from his spot at corner, making 11 total starts and recording his most-productive season to date with 36 tackles (31 solo) to go along with seven pass breakups, three interceptions and a fumble recovery.
• Was second on the team for interceptions during his 2023 season at Texas Tech.
• Was the Red Raiders’ highest performer in coverage in 2023, grading out at 79.9 overall. 

TE, Geor’Quarius Spivey, Mississippi State

• Appeared in 52 career games with eight starts, five of them at Mississippi State.
• Racked up 28 career receptions for 298 yards and one touchdown.

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